Study on Introduction and Culture of Puna Cichorium Intybus

LI Hui ke; ZHANG Guang jun; GUO Peng

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Study on Introduction and Culture of Puna Cichorium Intybus

- Study on Introduction and Culture of Puna Cichorium Intybus
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 25, Issue 1, Pages: 50-52(2006)
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  1. 西北农林科技大学资源环境学院,陕西,712100
  2. 陕西省科技厅,陕西,西安,710004
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- Published：2006
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LI Hui ke, ZHANG Guang jun, GUO Peng. Study on Introduction and Culture of Puna Cichorium Intybus[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2006, 25(1): 50-52.
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LI Hui ke, ZHANG Guang jun, GUO Peng. Study on Introduction and Culture of Puna Cichorium Intybus[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2006, 25(1): 50-52. DOI：

摘要

试验研究了普那菊苣在延安市飞马河流域的生长特性、农艺经济性状及育苗栽培技术等

结果表明

普那菊苣能够适应该区域土壤气候及一般田间管理条件

产草量达8.2~9.8t/(hm

.a)

抗病无虫

品质优良

育苗栽培可解决该草在生产中抓苗保苗问题。

Abstract

The performance

ecnomic characters and growing-seedling culture technology of Puna Cichorium Intybus were studied in the Feima River areas near Yan'an City.Results indicated that Puna Cichorium Intybus well adapted to the soil climate and field management conditions.Forage yield reached 8.2～9.8 t/hm2

and its quality was in a high class.It was of disease resistance and free of pests.Growing-seedling culture may solve the problem of maintaining a full stand of seedlings in the Feima River areas near Yan'an City.

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